Do you own a cat? Watch out, it could be whisked away in the style Of Dorothy being taken to Oz.
Our weather is now so crap, pet owners are being warned to keep their cats at home over the next few days to avoid them being "blown away" by severe winds.
There have been reports of animals taking off recently and now the RSPCA has decided to issue a message to pet owners over the potential hazard.
"It might be necessary to keep cats inside if the winds become very extreme," RSPCA companion animal scientist Alice Potter said.
"People should remember to make sure they have everything they need, especially places to hide (and a litter tray if they don’t usually have one)."
She said the heavy rains and strong winds could also pose a danger to dogs, which could be swept away by floods.
Potter added: "Dog owners should plan walks so that the extreme weather can be avoided, and dogs should be accompanied at all times."
Large swathes of England and Wales are on flood alert today as yet another storm with winds of up to 70mph arrives to batter Britain.